
Written by: Steven Feldman, CEO Hard Assets Alliance At this juncture in our global economic landscape, I find myself increasingly selective about which financial news sources I trust. Bloomberg and Financial Times have emerged as my primary mainstream reads, largely because they maintain a refreshing absence of political bias in their reporting. Their recent analyses

Gold retained its nervous and choppy tone last night, trading slightly higher within a range of $2457 – $2475.

Silver’s Dual Edge: Industrial Demand Meets Investment Appeal Written By: Laurent Lequeu AKA “The Macro Butler” As the collapse of the establishment unfolds in major Western countries, it suggests that the future will markedly differ from the past decades. These mounting uncertainties are prompting investors to seek antifragile assets that cannot be unilaterally confiscated due

Gold was nervous and choppy last night – not unexpected for a market making all-time highs – trading between $2462 and $2482.

Gold continued to firm last night, trading within a range of $2420 – $2443. Want to know what’s driving the price?

Last night, gold gave back some of its $44 gain from yesterday, declining within a range of $2317 – $2398. Find out what’s causing this shift.

Gold continued to firm overnight, rising within a range of $2371 – $2385. Curious about the factors behind this rise?